Faculty awarded Sloan fellowships
Three Tech faculty members have been recently awarded the Alfred P. Sloan Fellowship, a $50,000 research grant that will enable recipients to further their research...
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Home Depot CEO explains business philosophy
Chairman and CEO of The Home Depot, Frank Blake, discussed his own unique leadership style with MGT students and others as a part of the Third Annual Thomas R. Williams Distinguished Lecture series.
Dining hall set to open in June
Construction of the new North Avenue Dining Facility, which began in May 2010, is scheduled to be completed by the end of this semester.
Campus Crime: 02/18/11
Cover up GTPD arrested a male suspect on the second floor of the Student Center on charges of public indecency and criminal trespass. Police responded...
Council Clippings: 02/18/11
The Graduate Student Senate voted unanimously to express its concern over the high cost of mandatory fees during its meeting on Tuesday morning.
Good Samaritan Provision unveiled
The Student Regulation Committee of the faculty senate approved the new Good Samaritan Provision during its Tuesday meeting. As a result, the Office of the...
Details surrounding new McCamish Pavilion announced
The Georgia Tech Business Network hosted an informational meeting update Tuesday night called Thrillerdome 2.0 detailing the reconstruction of the Alexander Memorial Coliseum (AMC), which will now be called The Hank McCamish Pavilion (HMP).
GTPD hosts Campus Safety Day
Every year, Feb. 11 is declared as Campus Safety Day, a day sponsored by the GTPD to promote personal safety and to educate students about...
WREK acquires antenna funding
WREK, Tech’s student-run radio station, acquired $97,000 in funds from SGA to construct a new 100,000 watt antenna, allowing it to broadcast at the highest allowed power level for an FM station.
Annual GTRIC conference draws hundreds of participants
Tech graduate students convened for the second annual Georgia Tech Research and Innovation Conference (GTRIC) on Tuesday, Feb. 8.
2/11 Council Clippings
SGA passed a bill allocating $19,893 to DramaTech for emergency replacement of lighting and sound equipment.
Students present senior project at Capitol
Four Tech undergraduate students presented the findings of their Biomedical Engineering senior design course to the House Science and Technology Committee at the State Capitol on Wednesday, Feb. 9.
New research center established
Following in the pattern of increased interdisciplinary research, Tech is launching the Institute for People and Technology (IPaT).
2/11 Campus Crime
Officers were called to Barnes & Noble on Wednesday, Feb. 2 to respond to complaints about two unknown, disorderly black males.
Competition center finished
Tech’s student competition teams located in the Mechanical Engineering Research Building were notified in early Aug. that they would be relocated to a new facility...
HOPE White Paper unveiled during GT Day at the Capitol
On Tuesday, Feb. 1, nearly 50 students from the Institute gathered on the steps of the State Capitol to celebrate the 2011 GT Student Day at the Capitol.
Council Clippings, 2/4
College Republicans The Georgia Tech College Republicans successfully submitted a bill on Tuesday for $1320 to attend the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, DC....
FBI raids on-campus dorm: Freshman student served search warrant
On Jan. 27, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) raided a dorm in Towers Hall to serve a search warrant to a student allegedly involved...